The New Zealand Law Journal: NZLJ., Volume 52Butterworths, 1977 - Law |
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Page 77
... objective require- ment that the provocation in question must have been sufficient to deprive the " reasonable " or " ordinary " person of his power of self - control . It is well known that s 169 of the Crimes Act 1961 introduced an ...
... objective require- ment that the provocation in question must have been sufficient to deprive the " reasonable " or " ordinary " person of his power of self - control . It is well known that s 169 of the Crimes Act 1961 introduced an ...
Page 79
... objective test is satisfied ( so that an " ordinary " man " might " have acted as the accused did ) it is nevertheless quite possible that a genuinely " good - tempered " man would not lose his self - control , in which case he could ...
... objective test is satisfied ( so that an " ordinary " man " might " have acted as the accused did ) it is nevertheless quite possible that a genuinely " good - tempered " man would not lose his self - control , in which case he could ...
Page 451
... objective " in that it depends on what the hypothetical reasonable man would have foreseen and done : an individual is not to be excused because he did not actually foresee the harm in question , or because his personal attributes were ...
... objective " in that it depends on what the hypothetical reasonable man would have foreseen and done : an individual is not to be excused because he did not actually foresee the harm in question , or because his personal attributes were ...
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